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Rationale for reform (opens the original)
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IRDAI’s September 2026 consultation paper on insurance distribution reforms points to a sector where premiums have grown, but coverage has not kept pace with the economy, while distribution costs and commissions have risen. Data show high concentration in the industry, leading to high costs of doing business (CoDB). Moreover, faster growth in distributor remuneration and sales-based commission promotes mis-selling, resulting in weak persistency, providing the case for shifting incentives toward
What does BSEâs outperformance of other listed exchange players mean for NSE IPO (opens the original)
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As NSEâs â¹22,561 crore mega-IPO opens for subscription, investors must be wondering how much their investment in the IPO can deliver. To get the answer, businessline analysed the performance of some of the larger listed stock exchanges globally vis-à -vis their benchmark index return. The BSE stock has outperformed the other listed stock exchange stocks, by a large margin. BSE stockâs 8-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 50.3 per cent was 38.3 percentage points above the Nifty50â
Over 200 insolvency professionalsâ registrations cancelled in Q1 FY27 (opens the original)
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The National Company Law Tribunalâs (NCLT) August 25 ruling, approving a repayment plan of â¹6.25 crore from media baron Subhash Chandra against an admitted claim of over â¹22,000 crore, has put Indiaâs insolvency professionals (IPs) under an unusually sharp spotlight. A businessline analysis of data from the IBBI shows that 207 IP registrations were cancelled in the June 2026 quarter, the highest since the regulatorâs inception. All of them were due to the failure in meeting eligibility
Private final consumption expenditure growth holds up at 7.1% in Q1 FY27 (opens the original)
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India’s private consumption remained a relatively steady pillar of economic activity in the first quarter of FY27, even as its share in real GDP declined. Private final consumption expenditure (PFCE), or the money spent on final consumption of goods and services, grew 7.1 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) to ₹44.7-lakh crore in Q1, broadly maintaining the pace seen in the previous quarter. Overall real GDP growth, however, was stronger at 7.8 per cent, indicating that investment and external demand
Global bond turmoil (opens the original)
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Global bond markets have been under stress with 10-year yields hardening across most major economies. Higher yields are a consequence of elevated government borrowing and raise debt-servicing costs. US yields reflect post-pandemic inflation and heavy fiscal borrowing to finance two separate ongoing wars, in Ukraine and Iran. Japan’s reflect inflation, BOJ policy normalisation and rising bond supply. China stands apart with just 0.5 per cent inflation and falling bond yields, bolstering investor
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